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18．--Has Mr．White arrived？
--Yes，already，_______ he wait outside or just come in？（　　）
A．ShallB．MayC．CouldD．Must

分析 --汤姆怀特先生来了吗？--是，已经来了，他是等在外面还是进来？

解答 答案A  考查情态动词：句意：--汤姆怀特先生来了吗？--是，已经来了，他是等在外面还是进来？，shall可以用于第三人称表示"请求指示"，may可以，可能，could能够，must必须，选A．

点评 对于情态动词的学习应该熟悉每个情态动词所表达的意义，特别是一些特殊情况的用法，根据句意来选择正确的答案．

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